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What does the AMS use bleed air for?
ECS (heating & cooling)
Engine start
Pressurization
Engine & wing anti-ice
Water Pressure
Hot air leak detection
How many AMS controllers are installed?
One controller with 2 channels which control the respective onside system
What happens if a channel fails?
The remaining channel is able to control the entire AMS
What provides air for the AMS?
Engine bleeds
APU bleed
External Pneumatic Source
What is external pneumatic air used for?
ECS on the ground
Engine start on the ground
Where is the external ground source panel located?
Lower fairing between the wings
What is the primary use for APU bleed air?
ECS on the ground
Engine starting on the ground
Electrical source (up to FL330)
Assist with engine start (up to FL210)
Bleed source for pressurization, heating, and cooling (up to15,000' MSL)
Will engine bleed air flow-back to the APU?
No, a check valve prevents flow-back
Where is bleed air tapped from the engines?
6th & 10th stage compressors
System alternates between valves to regulate an adequate and safe pressure
What is normal pressure for any engine operation?
45 psi
What is the purpose of the pre-cooler?
Cools the bleed air coming from the engine to the AMS
What cools the pre-cooler?
Ground N1 fan
Flight N1 fan or ram air
What does the Overheat Detection System (ODS) observe?
Engine bleeds and packs
APU bleed
Wing and engine anti-icing system
Do both loops have to function in order to detect on overheat condition?
No, if one fails the other will work alone to detect the overheat
How many ECS packs are on the airplane? What provides air for the packs?
2 packs
Each engine provides bleed air to the respective pack
Will a single pack provide adequate temperature control and pressurization?
Yes, up to FL310
Can a single bleed source power both packs?
Yes, through a crossbleed valve
What is the ratio of fresh air to recirculated air?
52% fresh air / 48% recirculated air
When are the recirculation fans commanded off?
Cockpit switch
Smoke detected in the recirc. bay
Dump button pressed
Both packs are commanded off
Cargo bay fire signal activates
What keeps the 3 avionic E-BAYs cool?
FWD: 3 fans each pull air from cockpit to bay.
CNTR: 3 fans draw air from the rear cabin return and expel it towards the underfloor recirculation bay.
AFT E-BAY: Natural air-flow from cabin to bay.
When is the Emergency Ram Air Ventilation Check Valve activated?
Ram air pressure > cabin pressure
(Check valve on right side of system)
How many channels on the Cabin Pressure Control (CPC)?
2 channels, one active and one in standby mode
Where does the CPC get Landing Field Elevation (LFE)?
FMS or can be manually selected
What happens when the dump button is pressed?
Commands both ECS packs and recircs OFF
Opens OFV and raises the cabin to 12,400' at a rate of 2,000 fpm
Once the cabin altitude has reached 12,400' it commands the outflow valve fully closed. From this point the cabin altitude rises due to natural leak.
*The dump button is not avail in manual mode.
Can the cabin altitude be raised higher than 12,400 feet?
Yes, by using manual mode
Cabin altitude will rise due to natural leak
In manual mode will the cabin depressurize on landing?
No
What is the bleed system priority in flight?
Onside engine
Opposite engine
APU (if available)
If engine and APU bleed air are available simultaneously, which has priority?
APU has priority if:
The cross bleed valve is operating normally
Wheel speed < 50 kts
Wing anti-ice is not requested
Opposite engine bleed pressure is not enough for engine start
When will the crossbleed valve automatically open?
Only 1 side bleed source is available
Engine 2 start in the air
Engine 1 start in the air if APU is not available
APU bleed pushed out for engine start
If there is a bleed leak, the x-bleed will only open for engine starts
When are ECS packs recovered?
TL not at TOGA and:
Airplane is 500 AFE with both engines operating
Airplane is > 9,700' MSL with 1 engine operating
Where does the CPCS get cruise flight level & landing elevation from?
FMS before takeoff or CPCS calculates using ambient pressure LFE may be manually inputted
What color is the LFE on the EICAS?
Green FMS input
Cyan Manual input (an 'M' will be in front of LFE)
What is the ABORT mode?
Cabin is scheduled back to the takeoff altitude if:
Airplane stops climbing and begins a descent,
AND
Airplane has not climbed > 5,000' AFE or > 10,000' MSL
When will the negative pressure relief valve open?
When the differential exceeds -0.5 psi
When will the positive pressure relief valve open?
When the differential exceeds 8.6 psi
What would be an indication of an engine bleed leak?
amber stripped bar on associated bleed button
When using manual MAN mode on the Pressurization panel, what are you manually controlling?
The outflow valve
When is the Emergency Ram Air Ventilation Valve commanded open?
When both packs are commanded off and the aircraft is below 25,000 ft
What are the different flight modes of the CPCS
Ground
Taxi
T/O
Climb
Cruise
Descent
Ground
Abort
Components of Air System (5)
Cabin Pressurization Controller
Outflow Valve
Negative Pressure Relief Valve
Positive Pressure Relief Valve
Static Port
ECS Packs Command OFF (8) plus 2 for takeoff
No bleed source
Pack turned OFF
Any engine start on ground
Respective engine start, no WOW & opposite engine not
starting.
Any engine start & APU is bleed source
On side bleed system duct leak
Pack failure
Dump button
ECS Packs Commanded OFF - T/O (4)
Engine Failure & APU N/A
Thrust levers MAX & APU N/A
TDS Ref A/I set to ALL & ECS set to OFF
TDS Ref ECS set to OFF & APU N/A
Emergency Ram air ventilation - air enters through a valve on the left side if:
In flight AND
Both packs off/failed AND
Below 25,000'
(air will enter right side through a checkvalve when outside pressure is greater than inside)